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The Uni 7s series kicks off on Saturday. Photo: Karen Watson

UPDATE: Women's domestic calendar could be flipped as Rugby AU launches review
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The Super W trophy. Photo: Getty Images

Super W timing could change in 2021, Rugby AU reiterate commitment to women's competition

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The Waratahs have won the Super W title for the third year. Photo: Getty Images

UPDATE Super W: "Mixed emotions" for Waratahs after third-straight title

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Buildcorp Super W: Player of the Year voting revealed

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The Super W team of the year. Photo: RUGBY.com.au

Buildcorp Super W: Team of the Year

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Maya Stewart scored four tries in the Waratahs' 44-0 win over RugbyWA. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Waratahs keep RugbyWA scoreless to ensure minor premiership

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Atasi Lafai in action for the Wallaroos. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Lafai itching to make return after long layoff

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Maraea Green will become the sixth U18 player to make her Super W debut for RugbyWA this season. Photo: Getty images

Super W: RugbyWA to blood another teen in test against Waratahs

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Arabella McKenzie will start at flyhalf this weekend. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Waratahs ring changes for RugbyWA match

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Hagiga Mosby takes the Waratahs defence on in her first Super W match. Photo: QRU Media/Brendan Hertel

Super W: Former sevens flyer Mosby set to be Reds finals weapon

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Waratahs winger Maya Stewart embraces a teammate after scoring a try to put NSW ahead against the Reds. Photo: Getty Images

Super W: Waratahs sneak win over Reds but captain warns 'our best yet to come'

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Sarah Riordan is proud to be wearing Red and representing Queensland despite being a NSW product. Photo: QRU Media/Brendan Hertel

Super W: The NSW product proudly wearing Red against Waratahs

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